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Outboard Motors Boats On Boatcrazy

An Outboard Motor is a self-contained engine unit mounted on the transom of the vessel, combining power, gearbox, and propeller into a single modular unit. It provides both propulsion and steering and is the most common choice for small to medium-sized boats.

Outboards range from small portable tiller-controlled motors to powerful multi-hundred-horsepower units with digital controls. Their external placement allows for increased interior space, ease of maintenance, and straightforward removal for storage or servicing.

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When shopping for an outboard motor, consider these leading Manufacturers:

Mercury, Yamaha, Suzuki, Honda.

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Outboard Motors Boats Frequently Asked Questions

Outboards are compact, lightweight, and easy to maintain or replace. They free up interior space, provide efficient steering via pivoting, and offer versatility, from portable trolling motors to high-horsepower, multi-engine setups.

Entry-level outboards start around $1,500 (small 2–5hp), while full-size performance models may exceed $20,000. Fuel-efficient four-stroke and electronic-injection models can cost more upfront but save on long-term maintenance and fuel.

Yes, many wake sports boats rely on outboards. While wakes differ from inboards/V-drives, proper hull design, weight distribution, and trim tuning still allow decent wakesurfing capability.

Absolutely. They’re the go-to power option for most boat buyers on Boatcrazy, ranging in size, power, and type, and suitable for a variety of boat styles and uses.

Small outboards: 2–15hp (portable). Standard recreational models: 40–300hp. High-performance models: up to 627hp on large vessels.

Performance depends on boat design and power: some reach 50+MPH with proper hull and outboard setup.